Physio RS lec 1 resp tract Flashcards

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components of upper respiratory airway are:

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Nose:primary route

Pharynx:mouth

filters, warms and humidifies the air, and protects the lower tract.

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Components of lower tract (bronchial tree):

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Trachea— Main bronchi—secondary bronchi—tertiary bronchi—bronchioles

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3
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Composition of Pulmonary surfactant:

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Apoproteins
phospholipids
calcium ions

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4
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Pulmonary surfactant main function:

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decreases alveolar surface tension, Surface tension is inversly proportional to surfactant concentration.

Increased Lung compliance
Reduces lung recoil

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5
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List of surfactant functions;

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1-prevents lung collapse
2-prevents pulmonary edema, keeps alveoli dry
3-keeps lungs expanded
4-stabilize alveoli size

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6
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Respiratory membrane:

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where gas exchange occurs between alveolar air and pulmonary blood

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7
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Pleural walls:

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Visceral: inner thoracic wall
Parietal: outer thoracic wall

parietal pleura extends over diaphragm and mediastinum

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8
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Pleural fluid:

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fluid in pleural cavity, provides lubrication

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8
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Quiet inspiration muscles:

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diaphragm
External intercostals

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9
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Accessory muscles of inspiration:

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-Pec major and minor
-scalene
-serratus
-sternocleidomastoid

3 S’s !

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10
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Inspiration movement

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-Air moves from high to low presure areas
-lung expands
-volume of thoracic cage increases

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11
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4 Muscles of expiration:

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Internal intercostal
Abdominis recti
Transverse abdominis
internal oblique

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12
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expiration movement:

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-decrease vol of thoracic cage
-pressure in lung increases

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